Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-05-19

NJ. SCOTT, deputy Suerlu.
Ohio VS. Ed Monahan; selling liquor
to a minor; plea not guilty; defendant
recognized in sum of 800 for his appear
ance.
Oaio vs. Dennis Sullivan; selling liquor
on Sunday; plea not guilty. plea of mot
guilty Withdrawn and plea of guilty
entered; fine SIS and one day in Jail.
Ohio VS. Jos E Dobler; procuring sig
nature by false pretenses-t three indict
ments; defendant was arraigned and en-
tered pleas of not guilty in each case
and was remanded to Jail.
Ohio VS. Henry Conkle; keeping sa'
loon open on Sunday-two indictments;
plea of guilty; sentenced to days In
Jail and to pay fine of $50 in each case
Ohio vs. Jennie Tucker; selling liquor
to a minor; defendant recognized for her
appearance in the sum of 800 and
cause continued.
Albert K McGary vs. John Kidd ct al;
damages; to jury; verdict in favor OF
plaintiff and against defendant John
Kidd for S2500. Defendants Robt aud
VIM Kidd have leave to go hence, and
10 recover of plaintiff their costs; de.
fendant John Kidd gives notice Of mot
tion for new trial.
Ohio VS. Audy Zelenka; aiming pis.
tOl toward person; plea of guilty; de
fendant fined $50.
Ohio VS. Louis Long-two indictments;
selling liquor on Sunday keeping sa-
loon open on Sunday pleas of not
guilty in each case; defendant recogniz-
ed in sum of 500 In each case for his
appearance.
Ohio VS. Philip Fabray-two indict>
ments; selling liquor on Sunday keep.
ing saloon open on Sunday pleas of
not guilty; defendant recognized in the
sum of 800 i'll each case for his appear
ance.
Ohio VS. Mary Campbell; selling liquor
TO "a minor; nolle prosequi entered by
attorney for the State.
Ohio vs. John Campbell; selling liquor
to MINOR; plea of guilty; defendant
lined S25 and imprisoned days.
Ohio vs. James Turnbull-three in
dictments; keeping saloon open on
Sunday selling liquor on Sunday
cases; pleas of not guilty; defendant re-
cognized in sum of 500 in each case for
his appearance.
Ohio VS. Andy Zelenka; dischsrging a
pistol toward a person; plea of guilty
defendant sentenced to pay a fine of Sic
and be jailed days.
Ssue-Carrying concealed weapons
nOlle pros. entered.
Ohio VS. Henry McCready-two in
dictments; selling liquor on Sunday /;
keeping saloon on Sunday pleas of not
guilty; defendant recognized in sum of
800 in each case for his appearance.
Ohio VS. John ClippeDger; furnishing
liquor to person in the habit of getting
Intoxicated; plea of not guilty with
drawn and plea of guilty entered; de
feUdant fined S25 and sentenced to Jail
for days.
Ohio VS. VIM Rymer; selling to minor
plea guilty fine $40 and ten days in
Jail.
Ohio VS. VIM Rymer; selling to per-
son in the habit, sc; plea of guilty :
fine of S35 and ten days in Jail.
Ohio VS. VIM Rymer; selling to per-
son in the habit, &c; plea guilty; fine
$35 and 5 days in jail.
Ohio vs. BARLEY McCandless; selling
to person, &c; plea guilty. fne $40
and ten days in Jail.
Ohio vs Michael Kahn; keeping saloon
open on Sunday; plea guilty. fine SIS
and five days in jail.
Ohio VS. Michael Kahn; selling liquor
on Sunday; plea guilty. fine 800 and 8
days in Jail.
Ohio VS. Michael Kain; keeping open
on Sunday; plea guilty fine S25 and 5
days in Jail.
Louisa Brandt vs. Ed ward Ditheridge;
bastardy; to jury; verdict of guilty
and defendant charged with mainte-
nance OF child in sum of $3.50; recogni
zance of defendant in sum of $500 for
feited.
First Natl Bank Barnesville vs. Board
of Education OF Barnesville. O.; injunct
tion;' dismissed without prejudice at
costs of plaintiff.
Kate Gallagher VS. VIM Gallagher; /;
decree of divorce to plaintiff and plain
tiff given control of minor child.
Anna carp vs Benz carp; decree o.
divorce to plaintiff and custody of mif
nor child.
Walter Stout & Co vs John Wisner;
cause dismissed for want Of security for
costs at costs OF plaintiff.
John w Wilson vs Lucinda + Dorsey
ct al; finding that plaintiffs have lien
on real estate of defendant Frank @
Hathaway TO amount of $3.50. and upon
payment is released from all further II
ability to any Of plaintiffs said $3.50
to be paid as follows: 1st, costs of case
No. 3723; I'd. balance to be distributed
to creditors pr0-rata Of Wheeling Val.
Coal Co: II II Campbell excepted; order
ed that said Hathaway pay costs.